ABOUTPrecision matters.
Founded by medical technology engineers.
Melbourne Bionics builds wearable injury intelligence for elite sport. We started with a medical problem, and the technology that solved it turned out to be better at seeing what happens inside a leg than anything on the field.
Origin
It started somewhere else.
The first system was built to treat oedema through active compression, a medical problem with no compact solution at the time. What the team had built was a garment that could hold sensors against the body precisely and repeatedly.
That turned out to be the harder half of the problem in sports injury prevention. The sensing came first. The sport came after.
How we work
How we work.
We use the best method for the job, not the industry-standard one. We judge ideas hard and people generously. Everything we ship has to hold up when someone checks the working, because in this field someone will.
The team
The team.
Samin Haque
CEO
Senoli Sandanayake
Co-Founder
Dr NamTip Phongmekhin
Co-Founder
Ravindu Udawatta
Technical Co-Founder
Anantyash Dixit
Technical Co-Founder
Where this goes
Where this goes.
The near-term goal is straightforward: make lower-limb injury intelligence standard equipment in Australian elite sport, then internationally.
The longer view is the one we started with. The technology that reads a leg accurately has uses well beyond a football field, and improving lives with what the technology can already do is the reason this company exists.
Partners
Who we build and test with.
A key Australian sports organisation, active pilot and research partner.
Cape Bionics and Trike Design, engineering and industrial design.
The new standard for injury intelligence.
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